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Instruction Manual HI-POINT FIREARMS MODEL 3895 - .380 ACP MODEL 995 - 9MM MODEL 4095 - .40 S&W MODEL 4595 - .45 ACP MODEL 1095 - 10MM AUTO INSTRUCTION MANUAL Read this manual carefully before loading or using your Hi-Point carbine. 2 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL 3 Read this manual and the warnings contained in it before loading or using your Hi-Point carbine. This manual explains the function and the handling of your Hi-Point carbine and warns of the potential dangers, including death and serious personal injury, that can result from the unsafe use of your Hi-Point carbine. This manual should always accompany your Hi-Point carbine and be transferred with it if it is sold or loaned to another person. Even if you are an experienced shooter, you must READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL CAREFULLY before loading or firing your Hi-Point carbine. This manual gives basic instructions on the proper handling and functioning of your Hi-Point carbine. Your safety and the safety of others depends on you following the instructions and warnings in this manual and the constant use of safe firearms practices. If you are unfamiliar with firearms, take a course in the safe handling of firearms run by a qualified firearms instructor, your local gun club or a similar qualified organization. This manual contains several safety warnings and instructions preceded with or . These signal words are designed to draw your attention to important safety information. indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious personal injury. indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in moderate or minor personal injury. indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in property damage. Failure to follow the safety information and safety instructions in this manual could result in death or serious personal injury and/or property damage. Always seek a doctor’s advice if you are taking medication to be sure that you are able to shoot and handle a firearm safely. Never drink alcoholic beverages or take drugs before or while shooting. Your vision and judgment could be seriously impaired, making your firearm handling unsafe. If your Hi-Point carbine or any other firearm is carelessly or improperly handled, you could cause a negligent discharge, which could result in death or serious personal injury and/or property damage. Always handle your Hi-Point carbine as if it is loaded so that you never fire negligently. Never point your Hi-Point carbine at anything you do not intend to shoot. Never pull the trigger or put your finger on the trigger or in the trigger guard until you have made the decision to fire. 4 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Never take anyone’s word that a firearm is unloaded; always check for yourself, with the firearm pointed in a safe direction and your finger off of the trigger and outside of the trigger guard. Always make sure your Hi-Point carbine is unloaded and that the breech bolt is locked open in the rearward position with the magazine taken out before handing it to another person. Never alter or modify your Hi-Point carbine because this could cause it to malfunction and create a dangerous condition. If your Hi-Point carbine is dropped or forcefully struck, it could be damaged and may not function properly. Have it inspected by Strassell’s Machine, Inc. before continuing to use it. Never carry or handle your Hi-Point carbine with a cartridge loaded in the chamber until you are ready to fire it. Always store and transport your Hi-Point carbine unloaded and locked in a suitable container, out of the reach and sight of children or other unauthorized persons. Never store or transport ammunition in the same container as your Hi-Point carbine. Most ammunition contains lead in the projectile and/or primer. Firing your Hi- Point carbine in a poorly ventilated area can lead to the exposure to lead. Always wash your hands after handling ammunition, firing your Hi-Point carbine and/or performing preventive maintenance on your Hi-Point carbine to minimize your exposure to lead. Before it left the factory, your Hi-Point carbine was tested, carefully inspected and packaged. Strassell’s Machine, Inc. cannot control what happens to the carbine after it leaves the factory therefore, carefully examine your Hi-Point carbine when you acquire it to ensure that it is unloaded and undamaged. If you do not understand the warnings and instructions in this manual or have any problems operating your Hi-Point carbine, contact Strassell’s Machine, Inc.’s customer service/warranty department at (419) 747- 9444 and select option number two. If you need another copy of this manual, contact Strassell’s Machine, Inc. at: Strassell’s Machine, Inc. 1015 Springmill Road Mansfield, OH 44906 Telephone: 419-747-9444 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 Main Features of the Hi-Point Carbine Chapter 2 Functioning of the Hi-Point Carbine Chapter 3 Contents of the Hi-Point Carbine Box Chapter 4 Loading Chapter 5 Firing Chapter 6 Clearing Malfunctions (Jams) Chapter 7 Unloading Chapter 8 Barrel Brushing Chapter 9 Disassembly Chapter 10 Complete Cleaning Chapter 11 Assembly Chapter 12 Function Testing 6 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Chapter 13 Adjusting the Front & Rear Sights Chapter 14 Adding Optics to the Top Rail Chapter 15 Use of the Dual Lok Chapter 16 Storing the Hi-Point Carbine Chapter 17 Installing the Sling & Swivels Chapter 18 Parts List Chapter 19 Technical Data Chapter 20 Limited Lifetime Warranty Chapter 21 State Required Safety Warnings HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7 CHAPTER 1 MAIN FEATURES OF THE HI-POINT CARBINE Fully Adjustable Rear Sights Bottom Accessory Rail Manual Safety (Shown in “fire” Position) • 16-1/2” Barrel- 995/3895 • 17-5/8” Barrel- 4095/4595/1095 Magazine • Last Round Hold Open Release Button • 10 Rounds Magazine Capacity 9 Rounds 4595 • Manual Safety MODEL • Grip Mounted Magazine Release • Fully Adjustable Rear Peep Sights 995/3895 • Adjustable Front Sight All Hi-Point carbine models are blowback operated, semi-automatic, striker fired carbines with detachable magazines. They are rated for safe use with +P ammunition. Some parts and operating elements are identified in the picture above. Frame with Integrated Barrel The frame is made from zinc alloy and includes an integrated barrel, which is made from high strength alloy steel. The frame also features a manually operated thumb safety. The frame also incorporates an internal breech bolt lock, which locks the bolt open when the magazine is empty. Hi-Point carbines do not have a magazine disconnect safety and can still be fired with the magazine removed. 8 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Visit hi-pointfirearms.net for optional accessories Optional Cheek Pad Optional Side Rails Optional Forward Grips Optional Dual Magazine Holder Grip Extension • Standard Multiple Rails • Optional Side Rails on Magazine • Sling & Swivels Included • Recoil Reducing Moving Butt Plate Sling & Swivels • Threaded Barrel (Standard all Models) Included • Magazines for the 4095 and the 4595 are interchangeable with the magazines for the JCP40 and JHP45 pistols respectively (SHOWN WITH SOME OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES) • Optional Rubber Cheek Pad MODEL (Standard on Model 1095) • Optional Forward Folding Grip 4095/4595/1095 • Optional Double Magazine Holders Proper assembly of operating handle (Charging Handle) HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL 9 Manual Thumb Safety Your Hi-Point carbine has a manually operated thumb safety. The simple rotary design of the thumb safety blocks movement of the sear when it is engaged. To engage the thumb safety, push it fully upward with the thumb of your firing hand to place it in the on (safe) position (Fig. 1). To disengage the thumb safety, push FIG. 1 it fully downward with the thumb of your firing hand to place it in the off (fire) position and reveal a red dot (Fig. 2). Passive Internal Drop Safety Your Hi-Point carbine includes a passive internal drop safety that automatically functions regardless of whether the thumb safety is in the on (safe) or off (fire) position. FIG. 2 It consists of a counter weight, which is a weight that counteracts sear movement to prevent the carbine from firing if dropped on its handle (grip). Although your Hi-Point carbine has internal design features and mechanical safeties designed to prevent an unintentional discharge if the carbine is dropped or hit, the proper and safe function of your Hi-Point carbine depends on it being used for its intended purposes and not being altered or modified. Like any other mechanical device, if your Hi-Point carbine is subjected to unusual and extreme forces, a part failure can occur. Therefore, safe firearm handling practices and the instructions and safety warnings in this manual must always be followed to minimize the risk of a negligent discharge. If your Hi-Point carbine’s safeties prove to be ineffective for any reason, the possibility of an unintentional discharge exists. In this case, your Hi-Point carbine should be immediately unloaded and not be used again until it has been examined by Strassell’s Machine, Inc. 10 HI-POINT FIREARMS INSTRUCTION MANUAL Internal Breech Bolt Your Hi-Point carbine features an internal breech bolt lock (hold open mechanism) that will automatically lock the breech bolt in the fully rearward (open) position when the last round in the magazine is fired to signal that the magazine is empty. When the operating handle (charging handle) is pulled back with an empty magazine in place, it will also be held in the fully rearward position by the internal breech bolt lock.
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